Wonderful ! From what depth of understanding you are speaking Sir. Marvelous ! Hopefully, you are not isolated for speaking and explaining the truth of the matter.
Thank you for sharing these thought-provoking ideas about religious exclusion within Christian churches. Your argument that a form of "apartheid" against Jesus Christ himself exists in many churches is certainly provocative and challenges traditional views of church authority and practice. You've made several compelling points: 1. The concept of religious apartheid against Jesus, citing Revelation 3:20 where Jesus is depicted as standing outside the church, knocking to be let in. 2. How religious institutions can develop vested interests that may lead to distortions of their original teachings. 3. The paradox of churches excluding the very figure they claim to follow, for the sake of institutional self-preservation. 4. Reference to Dostoevsky's "The Grand Inquisitor" as a powerful literary exploration of this concept. 5. The tension between maintaining established religious systems and remaining true to foundational teachings. Your perspective raises important questions about how religious organizations balance institutional stability with fidelity to their core principles. It's a complex issue that many religious thinkers and reformers have grappled with throughout history. This view challenges us to consider how modern churches relate to their foundational figure and teachings. It prompts reflection on whether institutional practices truly align with the original message and intent of Jesus Christ. Perhaps we could discuss historical examples of religious reform movements, or examine how different Christian denominations approach this tension between tradition and renewal.
Very true sir. People are forgetting that when they point a finger criticising others four are pointing towards them. Hope a Nelson Mandela rise among christians to end this "Apartheid " in their midst .
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Lol this man is talking about his imaginary friends
VICTIM because of the money lenders. Bankers of the day. He was against interest in money lent.
Generalization cannot lead to corrective actions. It would have been better if specific denominations and their practices are shown.
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The Cardinal of the story is the current version of Clericalism which is fully true. Thank you bearing witness to the truth.
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Wonderful ! From what depth of understanding you are speaking Sir. Marvelous ! Hopefully, you are not isolated for speaking and explaining the truth of the matter.
We must dare reprisals when we choose to witness the truth
Thank you for sharing these thought-provoking ideas about religious exclusion within Christian churches.
Your argument that a form of "apartheid" against Jesus Christ himself exists in many churches is certainly provocative and challenges traditional views of church authority and practice.
You've made several compelling points:
1. The concept of religious apartheid against Jesus, citing Revelation 3:20 where Jesus is depicted as standing outside the church, knocking to be let in.
2. How religious institutions can develop vested interests that may lead to distortions of their original teachings.
3. The paradox of churches excluding the very figure they claim to follow, for the sake of institutional self-preservation.
4. Reference to Dostoevsky's "The Grand Inquisitor" as a powerful literary exploration of this concept.
5. The tension between maintaining established religious systems and remaining true to foundational teachings.
Your perspective raises important questions about how religious organizations balance institutional stability with fidelity to their core principles. It's a complex issue that many religious thinkers and reformers have grappled with throughout history.
This view challenges us to consider how modern churches relate to their foundational figure and teachings. It prompts reflection on whether institutional practices truly align with the original message and intent of Jesus Christ.
Perhaps we could discuss historical examples of religious reform movements, or examine how different Christian denominations approach this tension between tradition and renewal.
Thanks for this detailed and accurate synopsis and the discernment underlying it
Jesus Christ is and can never be a victim . He is always the Victor .
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Thank you Lord ❤
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Very true sir. People are forgetting that when they point a finger criticising others four are pointing towards them. Hope a Nelson Mandela rise among christians to end this "Apartheid " in their midst .
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You have hit the nail on so many heads! Difficult to hear this truth. But Jesus will be pleased, imho!
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